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Get answers to common questions about Nail Replacement.
Most Nail Replacement appointments take 45 to 90 minutes depending on nail damage, number of nails, and desired finish. We assess each nail first, then rebuild, shape, and finish with durable products for a seamless, natural result.
Yes. We match color, thickness, and curvature to your natural nails and use fine blending techniques so replacements are virtually undetectable. Final shaping and finishing ensure a cohesive, comfortable appearance that complements your hand's natural proportions.
Most clients report minimal discomfort. We use gentle preparation and high-quality materials to avoid irritation. If you have recent trauma, we assess heal time and may recommend waiting until the nail bed is healthy before replacement for safest, most comfortable outcome.
Longevity depends on lifestyle, care, and nail growth, but most replacements remain intact for two to six weeks. Regular fills, gentle care, and periodic checkups extend wear. We'll recommend an aftercare plan and maintenance schedule tailored to your needs.
Absolutely. Once the replacement is fully bonded and the surface cured, we can apply polish, gel color, or custom nail art. We recommend professional application to preserve the integrity of the replacement and extend its lifespan.
We evaluate each case individually. For active infections or severe damage, we often postpone replacement until the condition is treated to prevent trapping infection. If appropriate, we use sanitary protocols and recommend medical clearance or treatment before proceeding.
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Published On: July 24, 2026